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; Dr. Fred. W. Ivory, «g . ‘ ’ GOixbquIlllWi compouuo. OWNS “‘3‘; 333153;: " next three week»- You will be ‘wise to come easily and make {your j selectiaas before the great rush of ‘ fhc iast week. For Special Rar- gains examinejour Gold W'atdhs, BEST 131‘. one. hours 9 tun. to 6 pm. 0.00 .- Wcm,-Kinx 8t... One-Ice. Ont. ‘ -them'ne'e. Celluloid VMmsJew-el Cases.etc Gar-6b- layof ‘l‘ and olls ls simply 1:!!ij hall or the llu ones. Bring them nwuanlm ”my ‘a. few otour prices: , .Albums'-Ioc.¢regular 2 5c; China VCnps.a{1d,‘Spcigxs,. 9c., regtflarzoc. . 'C_lqu5'gdé;,'r¢gulaz $125.; EDoHs _' 1c.) 26‘,‘ 365436;, I'oc.,}g3c., 49c. ‘_:up;’”POg;ket'V Books from .5c. up; “Mohth Gigans, in eveny-kéyrfrom ‘5c.‘,up; Violins from $11.75; .Ban- jos,‘vMandolins, c. Hu’ghanfiz C_o. f Hé‘édquarters for XmasgancfiMfed- BANKEfia BROKER. 9! Kent, LIXDSAY. Money hi Man on Mott‘s: at lowest rams oflntcrest. ed Indorsed hows limunted for as com note-needing 12 momhs. OMEMEE, ONTARIO- Grndm of the Ont. V‘ooerinary College. Registered Member or the Ontario Veterin- Amoelulon. ails. night or any. promptly armada! to. OFFICE : Next door to Adam‘s Grocery. : OXTARIO. MILLBROOK : Millbrook quite.“ «we: new Past office. Onemee «mice 0\ er Bradbum’s uroccry. Sales attended to in all; arts ol‘the County :1. very reawnable mes. From long experi- ence In this line orbuslnr Is, the undersigned reels wan-Wu} in guaran eeing satisfiwuon, .nd hmetsrwqflkl do well to give him a can. Apply at the om in the Caldwell House, ~0Inemee.0nz. '1’. E. JEXXINGS mix-mas EVERY MONDAY. Barrister, Solichor. Notary mime. at, Money :0_ Loan. 9-!y ding PreSents. HeensedAuetioneer for the County of Victoria fairweatheM 80.. .Manrfar'mrinr Furriers, ‘00:. Geo. Simcoe Sts.’ 'PETERBORO, Ként St, Lindsay, ‘Walton 813.. Port Hope. Five M'niuus °i£1122$§i5 Hug han Co., a: 52 Kent St., Lindsay, to shmv yam the best se- lection 30f Nov ektiesioeras. Pre- :sents‘ ey'er slmmzin Lindsay. Coats from 91.00 I1P- :Call and inspect them. It. will Dav v'ou. The Rathbun Company The tindersignod, having minimum the above pot-uku- hotel, and made great im‘ provemcnts .n the interior. besides thor- oughly renovating the rooms, r:.~pecli'ully asks a. liberal patronage oi the travelling public. Th9 house istittml with elcvtrit-belis and the best sample moms oi any hotel in the district. which gives good ucvommmiatiun to commercinlmen. .\‘r- trnuble or expense wid be spared to man-e this huuseone of the best $1.003 day houses in the Bizdland District. he dining room receives the strictest atten- tion, and the tables are supp iml with the host of everything in season. The bar is stocked with the choicest brands or tine iiq‘ uors. wines and cigars. Good stabling and careful hostlers. PETERBOROU GK. Branch ofliceâ€"Cor. Murray and BethuneSts Lumber. Shingles. Sash, Deon. Blinds. “'11:. «low and Door Frames; Newal mm Stair in! L», Ruiusters. Moulders c. H amnton (‘03! in Egg. Move and Nut Sizes Brim- Hill for Grates; Smithng and “min: Coal: also Coke and Lehigh ‘ Inn for Foundries. ”Mn, C. E. HUBBS. Agent Capes from $6.00 up. MILLS BROS, STOCK Complete in Every Line and at Low- est Prices. 374 GEORGE ST, PETEBBURU. ,A CALL SOLICITED. Exceptional Yalue Fur Capes ’8; Fur Coats Hatters and Furriers, The Cardwell House. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. T. Weldon, J. H. Sootheran, Robert Ruddy. T. E. Jienmngs, h ()MEMEE. ONTARIO. T. E‘ JENNINGS. Prom-“tor. bunbyuuQIiflOGL Every Thursday Morning AT THE OFFCE, KLNG S'I‘K‘EET EAST. XX THE NORRIS BLOC A weekly newsrapermubiishod in the in- (crest of the \‘i iage ox‘ Omemee and sur- rounding district. Ail kinds of job printing done in the job rooms at the very lowest living prices with neatness and despatch. Subscription, $1.00 a Year. RATES OF ADVERTISING: IYFAR GMUS. 33106. 1 Double Column $75 00 $50 00 $23 f 50 oo 30 oo 15 oo } “ “ ‘25 00 1.1 00 10 00 1 Single Column 40 oo 2’» on :5 00 1- “ “ '25 oo l5 no lo 00 ,L " “ 15 co m on 8 00 Professional and Business Cards $5.00 W ant Adv erusementssoots. first Insertion. “fit-ts. each subsequent lnsenlon. Special rates for longer periods. Local Notxoes N‘IS. n um: first insertion. 3cts. each subsequent insertion. Tmnslent advertisements 10c. perllne first ipsertion, 50. per line each subsequent inser- (Jon. That excellent Farm situated six miles from the town ofLindsanon the soulh had‘ nfLot No. in: the 12th Concesslnn of Emily. cum rlsm: 100 acres. :5 m‘ which Is under gum cultivation the remainder belng in good pastumge. On the premises is a. splendid frame house, good farms and stables and all out bulidlnzs are in splendid condition. The owner will sell at a. bargain. For further particulars nppb; to .108. MCCONN ELL. Omxcxsx. P. 0 P. S.â€"â€".\lr. Mcfiwnnvll will sell the above farm, or the one he is living on, vlz: Lot- 16, Con. 6 Emllv. 31H! Mr. Henrlron.1ate of’l‘oronbon now runâ€" ning a remumnt at lflGenrge-st. Hotnnd Gold Heals supplied at all hourx at most reasonable prices. Best attention to all. Special attention shown to ladies. Your patronage respectfully :lclted. ‘1“ .â€" \A u I All matberfor insertion should be sent in unsealed em elopes and marked “ Printers’ Copy". Postage is then charged at the rate of one cent for â€" ounce. The MIRROR will furnlsh paper and stamped em elnpes to any one who will become a. regular contributor. M r. Laurier has apparently decided to help the Liberal candidate in North Ontario by staying away from all of the campaign meetings. His rank as a statesman cannot therefore be disputed. ‘l'l-‘l‘ Those Liberal papers which have been trying to make out that Sir Mackenzie Bowell does not lie upon a couch of roses have neglected so far to mention that he sleeps on a bed of Thistles. But the Thistles referred to are excellent citizens of Ottawa. who, being in Eur- ope, have rented the Premier their com. fox-table remdence during their absence. 7 “ll-T Cunning, rather than principle, seems to be the chief stock-in-trade of the Lib’ eral machine. The Winnipeg Tribune, the party journal in the West, has just published an article saying that under no circumstances will Mr. Greenway listen to the complaints of the Manitoba minority. The Toronto Globe has been printing articles declaring that Ottawa must not do anything, for the iourth bill of rights is a fraud, the judgment of the Judicial Committee means nothing, and “ coercion " would be wronw. Now comes the Brantford Expositor with an appeal to Archbishop Cleary, “He would do the cause of the Manitoba Catholics a roalrand valuable service,” says the Expositor, “ if he would endorse Mr. i Laurier’s demand for an enquiry into the facts of the case." So that oppon- ents of action are to believe that neither Mr. Greenway nor Mr. Laurier willgive i consideration to the complaints, while l those who hold that there is a. grievance are to assume that both gentlemen will hasten to act after a commission has re- ported. The whole thing looks like a | confidence gsme."â€"Mail and Empire. Mr. H. Druitt, of New York, who has been spending a few weeks vacation here, has returned to that city. During his short stay here, he has b3 his genial manner, gained many friends. We Wish him success in his efforts .to make a name for himself in his chosen profession. On Monday evening he gave a. farewell part3 at Mr. Ben. McCarrelis, which was a decided success. .1 m9 £59919 was provided on; last ké'ekJâ€"Ed, Our public school intend having an entertainment on Friday, Dec. 6th. Every effort is being made to make it one ofthe best of the season. The program will con- sist of Dialogues, Recitations, Comic Singing, etc, by local and foreign talent. All are welcome. Come and spend a pleasant even- ing. Miss Ethel Washington, of Hay- don, Darlington, spent a week with her sister, Mrs. John Fer- guson, Our Sunday school has increas- ed their library by over fifty new books, so that we have now one of the best libraries to be found in a country church. Mr. and Mrs. G. Howden, and Mrs. \V. H. Hooper visited Man- vers friends last week. S_ ecial to the Mirror. MISS Minnie Carew is visitmg fnends m Lmdsay. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hanna, of Lifford, Manvers, has been visit- ing friends in this vicinity. THE OMEMEE MIRROR. OMEMEE. THURSDAY. DEC. 5. 1895. Farm For Sale. OMEMEE. ONTA KS PUBLISH it!) New Re-taumnt. CHAS. \V. RICHARDS, EDITORIAL NOTES. CORRESPONDENCE. Orange Corners. Publisher and Proprie‘ or MR. HENDRON, Peterboro. mm, cm: ("Ul‘fif T.Laml1 111111 at the l xesill’ence oi his pilltlllS 11 ti. villa 'c on last Satmtia} 1:1 mung and the remains were iiitn-ud 11 1 the Emil} (len‘eten: (3-1 Home} l altlsrnoen. 'l‘he deceased. wizui was only 21 years. old, was the eldest son of Iohn j and Mary Lamb, and the immediate cause (if his death was that insiduous ‘decline of health peculiar to con- sumption It is over three years since the symptoms of the disease I became apparent, since which time everything was done for his relief that loving parents and kind friends could suggest. He bore up manfully, being sustained by a christian’ 5 faith and his “ 111mm:r for the final call, " was a beautiful example of one, “ho had madehis peace with his bay 10111 He was a member of the Piesbyterian Church, and was a willing worker, as far as his strength admitted, in the Sabbath School and Yonng People’s Society. The funeral obsequies were conducted by Revs. John Ewing and J. U. Tanner, the past and present pas- tors of the Presbyterian church, and the funeral cortege to the cemetery. was unusually large. On Monday evening, Dec. 2nd., 3. Fowl Supper was given at the Middle Road Methodist Church, and notwithstanding the inclem- encv of the weather, the church was filled to its upmost capacity: The Rev. S. J. Shorey, of Lind- say, gave an interesting and in- structive address on “ Manhood”. Mr. Shorey spoke for over one hour and when he sat down the only complaint was that he had finished too soon. The youngl men of Middle Road will never forget the soul stirring words of that evening, and will endeavor to profit thereby. Quite late in the evening Rev. N. Hill appeared, having driven to Middle Road after his meeting at Lebanon. He addressed the audience fora few minutes in his usual happy style. The music furnished was of a very high order. Three quartetts were rendered by Mrs. T. C. Ivory, Mrs. (Rev.) J. M. Garbutt, Dr. W'aldon and Mr. T. j. Par- sons, accompanied by Miss \Vil- liamson. Miss Toole sang a solo “The Song that Reached my Heart”. Mr. McKim, the tal- ented cornet and violin soloist, added to the evenings entertain- ment by two choice selections. At a meeting of the school board last Thursday evening with the thirteen members all present, it was resolved to advertise for a head master for the high school, and also for two teachers for the sec- ond and third departments of the public school. The applications will be opened on next Friday evening. The only teacher re-en- gaged was Miss Spark, who is head teacher in the public school. Corner Charlotte and Water-sts., Peterboro. James Smith 6: 00.. 15 Kent-st., Lindsay, are specially prepared to meet the wants or Omemee and cltlzens or Victoria County. as Steam and Hot Water Fitters, Sanitary Plumbers.’l‘in and Iron Workers, Roofing 0! all ‘Kinds. Houge‘ Drainagen Specialty. Mu.â€" chlne Uilof all kinds, Brass Goods, Pumps, etc. Acall Solicited. 353m. THE HUFFMAN HOUSE. \Ve understand that Mr. \V. G. \Vrig ht, assistant in the high school, has resigned his position to takeasimilar position elsewhere. The onlv reason is that the salarv paid here was not sufficient to in- duce him to stax. J. norgan, Lindsay, hogs leave to invite his Emily triends to can “mince him at the Me- VVuter House. where he in better prepared to give accommodations and convenience in every respect. (500d stabien and sheds, an attentive nastier always on hand. Corner Lindsav and Kent-eta : 3.3.3,“; C-iii early at Mrs. Scoflie’s Grocery, Corner Simcoe and Ayimer St., Peter- boro’, now equipped with the freshest and best family UROCERIES, Teas. Sugars. and at the lowest livmg prices for cash or marketable produce, for which the highest price is paid.-393m TMS new Hotel has been newly remodeled and renovated and is now one of the best furnished houses in Canada. Good stable pccommwmttlgn. Q'gmsrgaggpnble. £43.19, Hettger's Fancg Goods Store, Kent-st" Lludsustnoted tor the last. twenty years for rel: ability to supply your wants ln Fn-ucy Goods, all kinds 0. patterns. Cleanlng Dying and Wall Paper :1 Specialty. Please call and Judge for yourself. Agent Smytll’s Dying Works. Toronto. 35-3m. If You Want a Snap Read the Folâ€" lowing. Go to Higinbothnm’s, when in Lindsay. for pure drugs. Try the Insect. Powder for Anl Imus. A call solicited.â€"27-lv. It‘you wants), first-mass pump m any dus- crip tlon. give the \Hllbrook Pump \Vorks a call, or write to G. W Green. Mlllbrook, 0m, and you will benefit therebyuâ€"ib-3m When you vlslt L'lndsny callnt G. H. Fox’s, 115 Kent-1%., next door :0 Post Oflllce for Choice Fruitsln Season. Confectionery, Ice Cream, Cool Drinks and Luncheon at all hours 35-3m. W. VVhlte, Kent-st" Llndsny. nmnulmwturcs and dealers in the finest Boots and Shoes and Rubbers, latest styles. Arr VVorklng W'oml- ers and Selllng Wonders. Call and judge for yoursell. 36-3!!! When zolng to Peter-borough do not forget to call at Henry Brosflsmrc it you want to buy cheap Groceries, Wlnes, or Liquors. George-st... oppOsite the market. Cash p1 ld (or butter.eggs, .tc. 41-3m. J. H. Lennon. oppoxlte Lennon House, Kent-st. Lindsay, is )repztred to otl'er visi- tors t o Llndsay hargu ns unheard of in New and Second hand Furniture, besides many other lines m House Furnishings. 34-3m G. Walter Green, oi the Mlllbronk Pump \Vorks, wishes to inlorm his friends in Gavan, Emilv. Ops. and Omemee, that his Force and Lift Pumps aye unsurpassed for qualityandvheapness. Xou will do well to cull beiore making your purcimses.â€"â€"36.:;m The combined stocks or J. Dobson and A. Dornan, recently purchased by Graham '(: 00., Grocers. etc.. contains bargains. You should take advantage of them when visit,- lng Lindsay. Kent. St... opp. Benson House. :3 Bear this in mmd if you requxre anything in watches. clockstvcllry, silverware. Mm, for weudimz presexns, go to W. F. McCarty. Lindsay. He will please you. Prices moder- ate.â€"33- 3m School Board Meetmg. OBiTUARY. Fowl Supper. Cash on Delivery, Unless Other- ‘ Wise Arranged. MS. T. BEAWS 1? lour, Feed and Seed Store Bakers King, made from all Man- itha, Wheat. Royalj‘Best Family Flour. Superior, at $1.85 per hundred. Wheat, Pease, Oats, Buckwheat, Barley, Rye, Bran, Shorts, Chop, and Meals of all kinds, and always fresh and good. Ihave every kind you want- in flour and feed,field and garden seeds, also Land Plaster. MY MOTTO : Prompt Delivery of all goods. Small profits and quick returns.~ Call and see prices and goods. huehing Up This 'i'enimry Mumphani Covering bigger and better values than ever in the annals oi the Clothing: Trade 0f the Country. Wake up and walk up. Here we are opening the Fall Trade in Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. We are ten years on deck and have seen many a sale go down on the business horizon. We are now on our eleventh annual trip better than ever prepared to bring bargains to your doors, to clothe the poor man with the rich man’s dress, and all the same low hed rock prices as of yore. For ten years we have made ten years of progress. Our knowledge of the trade has grown and our ability to supply your wants. Not. only are our stores the known and recognized headquarters for the Clothing: Trade of the country, but. one ofthe distinguished attractions of the town. Far and near our fume has spread. until our names as traders is as familiar in the homes of the County as a red waggon on the township concession lines. GOAL IS ADVANCING. 180 fine) I'm: Uvemouts S3 90 were 5 7 50 1:30 tine Be-uwr “ 5 on 350 fine Worsted “ 4 50 125 fine (.‘orkscrew " 6 90 150 fine Wool Melton “ S 0!) 100 Allâ€"woot Beaver “ 9 00 125 Allâ€"wool Frieze u U H H U 10 90 8 50 12 50 13 50 15 00 ”00 All wool Tweed Ul- sters ..5 50 350 Imported F neze U l- sters, in faur difler- ent shades‘...... . . . .9 50 76 Men’s Cape O’coats 5 50 , socks .............. 50 “ Youth S overCantS. 50 (-ases Ladios’ cruqnen Rubbers 100 Youth’s Tweed 50 doz Mackinaw Socks Overcoats ......... $ 3 00 were 3 5 00 100 Men’s Fancy Embroidered Slip- 200 Youth’s Beaver pers 750- and $1- Come to the Big Push! Come to the Big Riddance! Come to the Hustlers! Come and Buy! -v "\- "-4..--“ . . .. . .$14 50 \\ ere $19 50 3) Black Goal: Lents 12 90 “ 17 50 25 doz “Tealette Caps, jockey «)0 200 doz Iuntation Ca ps, from 19 to 50 2 doz Pers. Lamb Cups 2 90 \\ ere 00 600 ML“ 001( anadian Tn’ed Suits $3 90 two fine new English Tweed Suits 4 90 350 fancy Yorkshire Tweed Suits 4 75 $00 Scotch Tweed Suits” 6 00 700 All-wool Worsted Suits ...... 7 50 550 Worsted Suits, plain check 5 90 25 Wombat Fur Coats, Underwear ...... 35 Men’s heavy O K Un- derwear ......... 40 " 50 dozen Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs, hem stitched . .‘ ........ 25 doz white embroider- ed silk Handkerchiefs Uough" s ond beater, aflh wool So'cks, ribbed top” 10doz; Men’s fill-wool ' Cardiganilackets 80 were 8 1 Men’s American Sight Robes,embroidered fronts...... ....... $1 00 were S 1 50 Men’s heavy twill (.‘ot- ton Night Robes 69 Men’s Silk and Satin, ‘ 4-in-hand . knots, worth 250. each. . 2 for 25 Men’s Fancy Ring- womd Gloves . . . 25 were 40 Men’s Linen Hand ker- ohiefs, hem stitched 15 Men’s heavy Underwear 19 “ 25 Men’s heavy All-wool , MER‘E’: OVERCOATS. McLaughlin’s Flour, Toronto. Gent’s Furnishings. FhOUR FEED Ulsters............ CAPS AND FURS Touching It Up for All It Is Worth! MEN’S SUITS The Wonderful Cheap Men, "mv’ .Efla;'l....~-i ugly 10 00 15 00 10 ()0 5O (50 250 ()vercoats ......... 4 50 17.3 Youth’s Sap Over- coats ..... .......-.50 300 Ynuth’s Ulsten . . . .6 ()0 150 Youth’s Cape 0\ cr- (-oats........ .. . 500 300 Youth’s \\ orstedo {cu-V’s Tweed (fuse. Over- unats ............... 51 75 v 30y’s Nap ('eque Over- cnuts....... 22-3 1303’s All-wool 'l‘\\eed varvnats ...... .. (5) Boy’s Irish Frieze Ul- sters 4 00 Your pick of 500 Cape Overcoats ranging in price from $4 to $7, for d'nuluIe-breasted V ............ 500 Biue Serge Suits, 2-piece, heavy Fang} pleated All-wool Canadian Tweed .................. Finest. quality Scotch and English Tweed . .. . .............. a. and Congress ...... 1 25 Men’ 5 Ki [1 Balmmal... Youth’s lliip Balmnml Boy’ 3 Kip Balmorals” 1m n’s fine Cordovan- ° 50 Unild’s Bomts 19c. ., 25m, All-“col Canadian 'lneed. : W est England Tweed, 14 difierent patterns ..... . Venetian and Corkscrew, all wool, fnrmer price $11..... ..... . . .. Women’s Dongola but- ton Boots .......... $1 10 were $1 50 Women’s Amer. Dun- goia button Boots 1 75 “ 2 m Women’s Oxfords and Slippers. 65 “ 90 Men’s Bnfi' Bulmoral Blue Serge All-wool 3 piece Suits. 82 Heavy Canadian Tweed. All-wool {piece Fangy Scptqh 'l‘weqd, extra. heavy 350., worth ddnble. Men’s Felt. Boots, loose {)0 Youth’s Worsted Overcoats, 3 differ- ent. shades ........ 5 00 " S E 30 Youth’s Overcoats from $6 to 38, now sellin" f< r. BOY’ S OVERCOATS n BOOTS AND SHOES YOUTH’S SUITS , ... ”am “$31” ' TYK BOY’S SUITS mrfim'm) ”I". '1 Baal ! n, -. ........-....-. O I, extra. heavy ,â€" ...... ...... 0 , '_-piece, heavy, vool Canadian 11 and English .........3.... 1 2 were S2 9 ’- 5 50 10 ()0 450 ‘1 3 00 400 69 4 00 ()0 20 90 23 19 Was Established in Canada The W. E. Sanfor Mfg. Co. of Hamilton, now the Largest Cloth- ing Manufactures in the Domin- ion and one of the largest in the world, decided that the people of this country would be letter ser- ved, if they dealt with the manu- facturers direct, and know who they were dealing with. This was the Acorn planted fCl‘ this first Oak 1. all, since then stores ihave been opened in all the prin- cipal cities in the Dominion. JPeterboro is the last to get in line, and our reception has been a glorious one: The good people __:l:_... AA.‘“"I\" Lawn D â€"â€"â€"â€" V _ _. of this town, and surrounding country have caught on quickly, they realize that now it is possible to get style and quality at a fair price in Ready-to-wear Clothing, and unless to [gay fanc prices icr custom made garments. T e ccn - dence that we are gaining with the public with never be misplaced on our part. We would be pleased to have you call and. see our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing---and Clothing Only. One price to all. QAK HALL, TEE RELIABLE ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 839 Corner George Hunter Sts. JOHN MOFFATT, Manager. and surrounding country. Wham. it: Lin lsln'. re C125 _ - , NE\V and SELECT STOCK of (HSNEKA , '01-’41 FURNISHINGS. GUARAN'F‘E E AXC cx'crything'm and as represented, Buymg for CASH. Selling wit}: under light expense, we are in a positmn to show . 3.! than any store in Lindsay. Our Stock of OPPOSITE BENSON HOUSE, TWO DOORS EAST OF SIMPSON HOUSE, \Ve pay strict attention to Ladies’ Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Corsets and Hosiery ; also for children's 811k amid Lmen Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ and chlldren‘s Underwear, Chlldren’s Woollen Hoods. border, 37 m Qvide, 10c, 20c, 24c. \Vhite Sheeting, 36 in wide, 30c yd. Grey Flannel for 12:}c, 15c 8; 20¢, Dress Goods. double fold. 10c._\'d Divlc {011M . a x.‘ Better for 19c and 25:: a mix]. All “013.) mo: Set ges, goal at 30c for- 40; Race] cif :.; Our specialty, BRIGGS, PIQIESTLEY t“: SONS 3,5,5“ n ; GOODb.. Prlccs less than. any Store in Ontario. ‘ Your c3~ new of ten dlfiercnt patterns of Black, worth $1.25 to 51,50 :4. “My; ' extra at 25c, Flannelette for 5, S, 9 and IOC. Apron Gingham, 36m “ide, me New \‘K hite Aplpn linen, “ith Henrietta, worth $1.25, for $1.00. \tisthqings for IOC, 125C and 15c. Henrietta, worth 60c, for 50¢. . Skirt lmmgs, 5c, Sc and 10¢ a yd, KERR CO’Y, 1 Respectfully requests tue Pub c'of OZ”: f 531‘s} Xm_as§sa 77-: fiesem :r Our stock is all new and first-class. One price to all. 'm eieebemugh. FOR ONE DOLLAR. RE (3001), L'téijl‘k'i. AND C133 INDSAY , ; 7c Grey Cotton for 5c a yard. , 9 Union Blankets for $1.20. Ladies’ Fur Capes Cheap. 1 New Stylish Large Sleeved Man- ’ tles for $5.00, $8.00, $9.00 and $0.00. bet 031:5 Mens’ Overcoats $5.00, sale pr Boy’s Overcoats. $5.00, sale pr Mens’ 'and Roy’s 2 made Suits 3 Price. Job Lot of Mens’ Very Chea; From Pexerborouzh. To ‘ Millbmok. For! Hope I xln' Cobourg. Boll-“mo :‘11 p and all points ens: A “xx: 0 «u may «south. . T” P. S. Have you see: Tweed Drcs< Co $1.00. sale pz‘me ; From Toronto. I'x- bridge. Lindsa and all points uor land Mens’ Long Boot: Coop er 8: worth $3. 75 price $2.75. Mans Lunr 335. 81:} $255 53131553 Buys L553 33555, 33: 3313113133 $1.25. 1m Dflfifilfll} 35.5. $2. 50 Sale 1] FIGS Mens‘ Buff B2513, $2.25, SALE $1.75. Mens‘ Buff Bals. $2.00, SALE $1.50. Winter Merci From Toronmfirilliu Uxbridge. Lindmy .\v I“ points north and west .......... 3.7;: um . ARRIVAL 8: CLOSURE From Pot'erbm mug and Port me1 ._ ..... Hats and Caps-11H kinés prices. Real Ind ism. ' Gloves and Mitts. :1: variety ofothcrkinjs PROOF and \\'ar For bargains in Goods. Flannels. Blankcts. 6‘; SAL Monday evening, In Methodist Church, The Rev. Dr. Carm'm “"7" doliver his Left! “ TRADE AND GET W. H. Kennedy preachez Sunday. See those beanmxf: Vin sent: at Mcl‘hersm: 4X C03. Omemee publxc sclw‘. «other matter is unavoidafi; Wm. Mcl’bersnn‘s mam- bepleased to learn he is or and will Soon be able to l R. 8. Nurse, biacksmxtl (Tamers, is doing :1 mum neuinhisline. Hisskil. andwido. Hear "Jimmy" 153x, comediaanhristxnuc m: burn Hall. Large bills ‘ in s iew days ngiug fuéi until next week. Edward Rowland preu ‘1 lent sermon to a huge co‘ Middle Road on Sunday. :1 the service at Lebanon «:1. 1 Mm Nellie H. ('Xydc m“ om Joseph Hodgsnn, of \ ship. for breach of pm ring-0.1m! was swank-vi Jury ”the Whitby asst day. THE OMEMEE M On Friday last, the pruj “(3303 had the pleasure the Millbrook Electric 1.4. we must say that the mm high: and clean and mu lent ju. Mr. W. H. Par electrician and is doing ltdp on the town in whit. ism be hoped that ere will have an electrxc plal OMEMEE. TKI' BSDA Y. I! aboard be a. warning to x db in the matter of kee‘ road passable. The Sta; certain direction from winter notified the calm ship that he could not m road. but they paid no a notice. He therefore er do the wotk as one}: as pmnwd his bill and honorable body.” '1 treated with convening ‘ by order of the court. CI pjlqof coonâ€"EXpwss. wear. at lower pr; ever. See our chx' lxsh Hats. Tues 1:, Furmshings. .\' cv date In style and ARRIV.‘ L. LOCAL LACO McPhelsm H. dun just decide and :1 ande (‘nho bridge a“ [)0 west. Mill!) ( ohm and a and w al